Crunchie
Warren Veteran
I have a friend who has a friend (isn't it always the way) who is looking to be rid of a female bunny.
She bought it just before she was due to have a baby and now has little time to look after it. She's obviously done her research and what naught as it has a decent sized hutch and she's had it spayed as well but she just cannot spend the time needed to care for it properly.
I have a bonded pair that are spayed/neutered and I was wondering if it'd be horribly difficult to introduce another female to them. My girl is quite bossy though she doesn't bully my lad, it just seems to be when they have been seperated that it causes problems.
Is this a terrible idea or could it work think the RU masses?
She bought it just before she was due to have a baby and now has little time to look after it. She's obviously done her research and what naught as it has a decent sized hutch and she's had it spayed as well but she just cannot spend the time needed to care for it properly.
I have a bonded pair that are spayed/neutered and I was wondering if it'd be horribly difficult to introduce another female to them. My girl is quite bossy though she doesn't bully my lad, it just seems to be when they have been seperated that it causes problems.
Is this a terrible idea or could it work think the RU masses?